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- New York City policy allowed community groups to meet in public school facilities for virtually any purpose—except "religious worship services."
- Alliance Defending Freedom attorneys represent two African-American taxpayers in Minnesota who are challenging the unauthorized use of state funding for elective abortions
- New Mexico punished a Christian photographer for declining to create photographs telling the story of a same-sex commitment ceremony
- High court agrees state officials overstepped their authority in replacing title of proposed amendment with inaccurate one
- University of Wisconsin denies Christian student groups equal access to mandatory student fee funding.
- Protecting memorial with religious imagery via property transfer
- ADF provided funding, friend-of-the-court briefs in case involving Utah monument
- University forces students to support causes they disagree with—but refuses to apply the same principle to itself.
- ADF provided funding, friend-of-the-court briefs
- NEW YORK – The New York City school system has repeatedly slammed the door on church requests to rent meeting space. But the Bronx Household of Faith, a church armed with last summer’s precedent in Good News Club v. Milford, will be knocking on the door again next week in federal court. Most school systems don’t mind renting space to community groups. That is, unless you’re the New York City school system and the community group is a church. Even though churches across the country are able to rent space from public school systems, the Bronx Household of Faith must go to court to do that. In ...